Margo: You're wasting your time, and mine.
There's no way Jessica’s going to show up.

Doc: Oh, she'll be here.

Margo: In your dreams, Doc.

Doc: What can I say, I must be living a
charmed life. Because all my dreams come true.

Margo: Oh, you really think so?

Doc: Oh, I know so.

Margo: Mm-hmm.

Jessica: Someone needs a lawyer?

Doc: That would be me. You're looking at him.

Jessica: So, now that you're in trouble, you
call on the cold, self-centered career woman to bail you out? I overheard what
you told your date tonight about me, Mr. Reese.

Doc: Listen, listen. Some of those words
you're putting in my mouth. All right? But for the ones I put there myself? I
apologize. I was just talking --

Jessica: No, you don't need to be talking
about me. You don't know anything about me. You don't know anything about my
life --

Doc: I do know that you are the best lawyer
in this town -- I know that. And I want the best.

Jessica: And you always get what you want.

Doc: You say that like it's a bad thing?
Listen. I had a little run-in with the law tonight, but I know someone as smart
and sassy as you can make this thing go away in -- [Snaps his fingers] No time
flat. So what do you say there, counselor?

Jessica: I say you've wasted your flattery
and your one phone call. Find yourself a lawyer who gives a damn.

Bob: Dr. Hughes, I presume.

Chris: Hey, Dad.

Bob: If we didn't work at the same hospital,
I doubt we would ever bump into each other.

Chris: It's all those extra shifts I've been
pulling at the clinic.

Bob: When do you sleep?

Chris: Oh, it's not that bad. You know, its
great experience, I feel like I'm making a difference -- besides, the extra
money doesn't hurt.

Bob: Money isn't everything. You've gotta
save some time for yourself, and time for Alison. Gotta keep those home fires
burning.

Paul: The problem is that there's something
in the air and I can't figure it out, and I was hoping that you could ease my
mind.

Carly: Do you think that maybe this could
wait until morning?

Paul: Not too long ago, Rosanna threatened to
disown you if you had anything to do with B.R.O. And now she's not only
encouraging you to be part of the company, but Cabot Motors is sponsoring our
next fashion show in Las Vegas. True or false?

Carly: True.

Paul: And my mother's new best friend, her
right-hand man, is getting very cozy with my former best friend, Rosanna -- all
in secret, of course --

Carly: I don't think it's in secret --

Paul: True or false?

Carly: Well, that's true, I suppose --

Paul: And now, out of the blue, Jennifer gets
called for some mysterious meeting at Cabot headquarters, all because of
Rosanna’s generosity?

Carly: What exactly do you want from me?

Paul: I want to know what you and your sister
are planning, Carly. And I want to know when it's all going to blow up in my
face?

Walker: We'll be there shortly. Thanks.
Barbara? Barbara?

Barbara: Yes?

Walker: How's your head?

Barbara: Unbearable.

Walker: Can you sit up?

Barbara: Why? Is there more news I shouldn't
hear lying down?

Walker: Well, thank god for Ben. He pulled a
few favors, and he got you everything you requested. Your radiation treatments
are going to be off-hours whenever possible, late at night, early in the
morning. The hospital will be deserted, you'll go in under an assumed name -- no
one will have to know.

Barbara: So, when do I start?

Walker: Tonight.

Molly: Well, this is it.

Holden: All the way from Oakdale you promised
me that I would understand once we got to Chicago. Well, we're here. And
whatever this is, I'm still in the dark, molly.

Molly: Holden, have a drink?

Holden: No, I don't want a drink! I want
answers. And I want them now.

Molly: Just watch. And listen.

Chick: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen,
and welcome to the windy city cafe. Tonight, it's a privilege and a pleasure to
introduce one of my favorites singing one of her favorites. I know you'll love
her. Miss Violet Palmer.

Lily: Thank you so much. You know, music is
-- it's like magic. It can heal a broken heart, it can crystallize a moment or a
person, or free your soul. And, for me, music is a way to bring somebody that I
love very close to me. So, I'd like to dedicate this song to two people -- my
sister, who taught me how to fly, and my husband, who is my safe harbor here on
earth.

Good night don't be afraid sleep safe in my
arms I swear you'll be okay I'll keep you from harm 'cause I love you and I
always will

Alison: I know what this must look like.

Emily: Yeah, it looks like you're working.

Alison: Yeah, I know, but -- just the
craziest thing happened. I dropped in to see Aaron, and they were short a
waitress, and he was stuck, and I was just like, "you know, I'm free. I might as
well just roll up my sleeves and lend a helping hand."

Emily: That's incredible.

Alison: Yeah. Um, Aaron, can you please bring
this to table six?

Aaron: Yeah.

Alison: Thanks. And I can probably just take
off now. It looks like they've caught up.

Emily: Oh, good. So, is this what happened
the other night?

Alison: What other night?

Emily: Well, a friend of mine, actually, a
one of the Mom's in Daniel’s play group told me that she heard you were working
here, and I told her I didn't hear about it. And, well, I thought I'd check it
out to see for myself.

Alison: Well, I was just helping out Aaron. I
don't work here.

Emily: Alison, will you stop with the lying?
Clearly, you are working here.

Alison: Okay. So what? So what?

Emily: So what nothing. Why are you lying?
What's the big cover up?

Alison: Because Chris would kill me. So you
have to forget everything that you saw and heard tonight, okay?

Doc: Wait just a hot minute. You're pulling
my leg, right?

Jessica: Oh, no, no. I take the law very
seriously. And I never joke about turning down a client.

Doc: But I'm the new kid in town. You are the
only attorney that I know.

Jessica: Well, then, I suggest you let your
fingers do the walking. And, please, if your credit card is rejected again,
don't call my stepson. I'm sure Margo can put you in touch with the public
defenders' office.

Jessica: You think I should represent that
arrogant, self-centered, chauvinistic loudmouth? Why? And please don't tell me
because you think he's cute.

Margo: No, I was thinking more along the
lines of Casey and Curtis, how they would never forgive us if their favorite
sportscaster loses his job. You know, don't you want to be their hero? And
besides, you've just been reinstated. I mean, don't you want to come back to the
bar with a client who has personality? And yeah, he is kinda cute.

Doc: All these law offices must be closed at
this hour. I'm not gonna be able to get an attorney till the A.M.

Margo: Oh, well, that may not be necessary.

Jessica: I'm probably stark raving mad to do
this, but I will help you, Mr. Reese. And please, please, don't make me regret
it.

Doc: All right, give it to me straight. What
are we looking at here, counselor? $50 fine?

Jessica: Do you realize the Lakeview Towers can charge you with trespassing, vandalism, malicious mischief --

Doc: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. All this
over breaking a $20 padlock and taking a dip in the hotel pool?

Jessica: Oh, yes, there is the issue of
indecent exposure. You could be charged with public nudity. This could be the
most expensive skinny-dipping episode in history.

Doc: You're kidding, right? What the hell
kind of town is this? You people do know how to have fun here, don't you?

Jessica: Oh, sure. We know how to have fun.
But we don't have to break the law to do it.

Doc: Oh, yeah, right. Listen, I know all
about these small towns, all right? You're not fooling anyone. It was a joke. I
mean, some harmless fun. I even tried to buy a new padlock. [Jessica scoffs] I
did. I'm serious. I tried to make restitution to the night manager, but he was
such an officious little -- let's just say he wasn't much of a football fan.

Jessica: Well, then maybe we can go over the
night manager's head. I happen to know the owner, and I can put in a call and
see what we can work out.

Doc: That's what I'm talking about, see? I
like a woman who goes straight to the top.

Jessica: Mm-hmm. Well, don't get your hopes
up. The owner may not be much of a football fan, either.

Emily: Alison, listen to me. I think this is
very responsible of you. I mean, I like the idea that you want to help Chris pay
for the condo.

Alison: Okay, so then, what's the problem?

Emily: You're out of your mind if you think
you're gonna keep this from him.

Alison: Well, it's worked so far.

Emily: Alison, I found out. I'm here. Half
the town comes to this place. People who know me, people who know Chris. You
want to keep a job a secret? Get a job in a cubicle or something doing data
entry. That you can keep a secret.

Alison: Well, that is why Aaron and Curtis
are going out of their way to help me stay out of sight from little
blabbermouths like you. Emily, the money that I'm making here is sick. I'm
making like a couple hundred dollars on the weekends, and doing data entry? It
would take me hours and hours to make that much money.

Emily: Are you kidding me? Are we talking
about the same Nancy Hughes? Chris's -- Chris’s grandmother?

Alison: And I've got everything under
control, Emily.

Emily: Honey, you are lying and sneaking
around your boyfriend's back again.

Alison: Yes, but he'll understand one day,
when I come in with a bunch of money and -- well, what else am I supposed to do
when he won't touch the money from my college fund? What, are we supposed to
just live at Kim and Bob's for the rest of our lives? And the money that I'm
making here is unbeatable.

Alison: Don't worry about it. I've got it.
I'm ready to take the check. Oh, my gosh. Oh, no. This can't be happening.
Excuse me, did you see the person that just left? Did you see where they went?
Oh, no. Oh, God, somebody help me.

Carly: You don't need my help. You need a
shrink to help you get over your acute paranoia.

Paul: I have every reason to be paranoid.
Every time I turn a corner, somebody else is messing with my head. But I never
thought it would be you, Carly. I never thought that you would join forces with
Rosanna.

Carly: She's my sister. We love each other.
We want the best for each other. We would do almost anything for each other, but
that doesn't mean that we're plotting against you, Paul.

Paul: Right.

Carly: There's no conspiracy.

Paul: Okay.

Carly: Well, how many times do I have to
explain this to you? Look, this is what happened. You and I were working
together, and Rosanna freaked out. She just couldn't stomach the idea of me
going into business with one of the two people she despises most on this planet.
She made me choose, I chose her. But by the time Barbara offered my the job at
B.R.O., Rosanna had calmed down. She realized all the work that I'd put into my
designs. She knew what this opportunity would mean to me, so she thought it
would be okay if I partnered up with Barbara. None of this has anything to do
with you.

Paul: Okay. Now convince me that my mother
doesn't have an agenda. Because I know that her and Jordan Sinclair are up to
something. I can smell it. I've been through this before, so I know all of the
signs -- all the lies, all the sneaking around, all the conversations that stop
the second that I walk into a room.

Carly: I think this is your imagination,
Paul.

Paul: It's -- no. Barbara's giving him more
and more authority at B.R.O. Every single day. This is not my imagination. I've
seen the documents, Carly. They're making deals behind my back.

Carly: Maybe she's just --

Paul: I fire the guy, she rehires him. I
mean, he's got some kind of weird power over her. They're joined at the hip. You
cannot tell me that this is all in my head.

Carly: Okay. Fine. Let's say that Jordan is
part of some enormous conspiracy. Who exactly is he working for? Barbara?
Rosanna? Is he playing both ends against the middle?

Paul: I don't know. You tell me, Carly.
What's your role in all of this?

Carly: Me? I'm the one who gets to tell you
that you're cracking up. You're angry. And you're hurt. And you're not seeing
the big picture. And I'm sorry to break your heart, but the world does not
revolve around you.

Paul: Okay. So you're not keeping secrets
from me. There's nothing weird about Rosanna’s sudden change of heart. And my
mom -- my mother's not, you know, signing documents and then hiding them from
me, even though I am the C.O.O. Of her company. And none of this -- none of this
has anything to do with revenge.

Carly: Didn't you learn your lesson when you
tried to get back at Craig for setting you up for rose's murder? Was it worth
it, Paul? It cost you your friendship with Rosanna. And this time, it could wind
up costing you so much more.

Walker: We should probably go as soon as you
get changed.

Barbara: I can’t. I can't do this.

Walker: Listen, it's okay to be afraid. It's
normal. In fact, I'd be a little worried if you weren’t. But you are the
toughest, most courageous woman --

Barbara: You know, I'm not felling very brave
right now. Even the word frightens me -- radiation.

Walker: After everything you've been through,
you're afraid of a little radiation? You're not alone, Barbara. I'm here. I made
you a promise I'd be here till the end, and I don't break my promises. Lean on
me.

I know times have been hard life's treated
you bad but, baby, let down your guard try not to be sad 'cause I promised to
stay by your side and now that's what I'm gonna do

Molly: You love that woman more than life.
And I know she loves you the same way, so don't ever forget that, okay?

Lisa: Oh, listen to that. Flattery can get
you anywhere. Yes, they would come over and I would order in a big mess of chili
and chicken wings, and oh, we just had a wonderful time. They got me hooked on
football.

Doc: Wait, wait, wait --

Lisa: Yeah.

Doc: Let's go back a little bit. Did you say
chili?

Lisa: I did. Oh, honey, I -- I had the best
chili in the whole wide world. You must come over with Casey and me some time.

Doc: I would be honored.

Lisa: Great.

[Jessica clears throat]

Jessica: Lisa --

Lisa: Yes.

Jessica: The incident at the Lakeview Towers --

Lisa: Oh, yeah, of course. Now, okay, look,
Doc -- I am a big fan, but I'm also a businesswoman, and pretty good if I say so
myself. And I can be a good magician.

Doc: Well, you don't say.

Lisa: I do. Yeah, I make this whole little
incident just disappear. But, I need a little cooperation from you.

Doc: I'm all ears.

Lisa: All right. You can swim at the hotel
pool during hotel hours, the pool hours, and for heaven's sake, proper attire.

Doc: Oh, come on.

Lisa: Oh, and wait -- that's not all. Wait a
minute. You will have to be the hotel golf pro. You can do that, huh?

Doc: Hmm -- what would that entail?

Lisa: Well, you would just have to do an
occasional 18 holes and meet with an occasional VIP in case they want to rub
elbows with a football hero?

Doc: Ooh. You drive a hard bargain, don't
you?

Lisa: Yes, I do.

Doc: But, I say we have a deal.

Lisa: Excellent, excellent.

Emily: Um, anyway, I heard all about you
taking on a second job to make up for the money you lost in the condo. And,
well, I also heard about you turning down Alison’s offer to get a second job.

Chris: I don't want her to worry about the
money, okay? I can handle it.

Emily: Well, I admire your chivalry in
wanting to protect my little sister and all, and I know she loves you for it --

Chris: But?

Emily: But I'm probably sticking my nose
where it doesn't belong, and Alison would kill me if she knew I was here. But,
it's driving her crazy, seeing you shouldering 100% of the financial burden,
when she feels totally responsible for getting into the condo in the first
place.

Chris: I've already told her 1,000 times --

Emily: It's not sinking in -- trust me. And
given past experience with Alison -- it won’t. So let her help. Let her feel
like she's in a partnership. I mean, it is the 21st century, Chris, and the idea
of the little woman staying at home alone --

Chris: Whoa, whoa, whoa! Is that what this
looks like?

Emily: I think it's probably how she feels.
You know, like you've clipped her little wings and there's nothing she can do.
Plus, I don't need to tell you -- she's very bad at sitting around, all by
herself, with nothing but time on her hands. That's the last thing anybody
needs.

Chris: I definitely wasn't looking for
trouble here. I was trying to keep her away from it.

Emily: Trouble? What kind of trouble?

Chris: Aaron Snyder.

Alison: Aaron! Help! Please tell me you took
all of the money from table ten!

Alison: No, no -- I saw them. I saw him put
the money down! I saw him -- peel one bill, and then another -- then somebody
spilled something and I turned my back for half a second, and when I turned back
-- he was gone, the money was gone, the people were gone -- my job is over --

Aaron: Okay, okay. Don't freak out just yet,
okay?

Alison: Well, what else am I supposed to do?

Aaron: We'll ask the busboy, okay? Maybe he
picked it up. Or maybe they didn't even leave the check and the money there.
Maybe they paid for it at the bar. Okay?

Alison: Do you think so?

Aaron: I'm gonna find out. Let's find out
right now.

Lily: Holden -- what are you doing here? How
did you find me?

Holden: Molly brought me here.

Lily: Molly?

Holden: She didn't do it to be cruel. She
didn't do it to stab you in the back. She only did it because I didn't give her
any other choice.

Lily: This is -- it's not like before. It's
not talking to psychics. And I'm not going off the deep end. You have absolutely
nothing to worry about -- trust me.

Holden: I know that. I knew it the second I
saw you step up on that stage.

Lily: I love you. I love the kids. And I know
Rose is gone. Believe me, I know I'll never see her again. But being up on that
stage and singing, it was -- it was a way for me to feel close to her. Singing
something -- just the two of us.

Holden: But how did you get here?

Lily: I came to Chicago to pick up the check
for the Rose Foundation, and I was finished with business, so I came down and I
heard music and I walked in here and the crowd -- people. It made me think about
singing at the foundation -- the fund-raiser. And I felt all complete and happy
that night. And I just wanted to feel that way again.

Holden: So you just -- you just walked up on
stage?

Lily: No, it was open mic night, and the
owner gave me a chance. And I chickened out and I left, but I came back and got
up on stage and started singing again. I felt -- felt --

Holden: Like you found Rose?

Lily: Yes.

Holden: So you don't feel sad or lost
anymore?

Lily: No.

Holden: You found the perfect way to share
your sister with the world.

Lily: You understand?

Holden: Rose is part of you. She always will
be. I've never had any trouble understanding that.

Chick: Hey, is everything okay, Violet?

Lily: Everything's fine.

Chick: Oh, you had me scared the way you took
off there.

Lily: Oh, sorry for that strange interlude.
Could you give us a minute, please?

Chick: Sure.

Lily: Thanks. Thank you.

Holden: Violet?

Lily: I figured if I used my real name people
in Oakdale might find out.

Holden: People like me? You were afraid that
I'd find out?

Lily: I know it sounds silly --

Holden: No, no. I'm the one who's sorry.

Lily: Why?

Holden: Because you felt like you couldn't
tell me the truth. I forced you to choose between me and Rose, and I never
should have done that. But I was just afraid of losing you.

Lily: You'll never lose me. Come on, I give
you so many reasons to worry and not trust me --

Aaron: Look, there's nothing you can do. Were
you crazy leaving that kind of money on the table?

Alison: I didn't leave it! I turned my back
for half a second, and that's all.

Aaron: How much money are we talking about?

Alison: You don't want to know.

Aaron: That much?

Alison: $384.75.

Aaron: Oh!

Alison: Plus, my big, fat tip.

Aaron: Ouch!

Alison: So, what am I suppose to do?

Aaron: There's only one thing you can do. You
have to tell the boss. And right now, that's Molly.

Alison: Can't I just leave town and change my
name and just forget that this ever happened?

Aaron: Okay, that's what the old Ali will do.
But you? Come on. Just go, get it over with.

Emily: But when did Aaron qualify for
"America’s most wanted"? When the two of them were married? When you thought
that he was the father of her baby? Because if you're still holding a grudge
about what happened in Chicago and the miscarriage, you can't --

Chris: Emily, I'm not holding any grudges,
okay? It's just -- the idea of working in a nightclub didn't sound very safe,
okay? And with Aaron there -- you know whenever the two of them get together --

Emily: What? They're just friends. You can't
possibly be worried.

Chris: No. And I get that, okay? But the last
time the two of them were together, they -- you know, they cooked up that scheme
about trapping Clark Watson. Okay, Alison ended up in the hospital. She could
have been killed.

Emily: Okay, all right. He was just trying to
do a good thing. Because he's a good guy. He really is. He's very protective of
Alison. He'd never let anything happen to her. And think about it. If she's
going to work there, I feel better knowing that he's there and Curtis is there
to look after her, right?

Chris: Maybe.

Emily: It's a safe place when you think about
it, really. It's Metro. Family, friends -- our neighbors go there. And every
single person in there will be watching her like a hawk, whether she likes it or
not. Think about it.

Chris: Okay, I'll think about it.

Emily: Okay.

Chris: Emily?

Emily: Yeah.

Chris: Thank you for coming by. You said some
things that I probably needed to hear.

Emily: Any time.

Paul: May I please have one more when you get
a chance?

Bartender: You got it.

Paul: Thanks.

Carly: All I was trying to say is, don't let
your imagination run away with you.

Paul: Right. Because my mother's an innocent
bystander in all this, her hands are completely clean. Come on, this is my
mother we're talking about. Can you really make me a guarantee that she's not
out to get me?

Carly: Look, I'd be the last person to assume
that Barbara’s got no ulterior motive. But if she's got one this time, then we
are the last people in the world to know about it.

Paul: What about Rosanna?

Carly: What? She felt bad about what she put
me through. About making me walk away from our partnership. And she was -- she
was touched and grateful that I was willing to do it. So she wanted to do
something for me in return, so she made the offer for the corporate sponsorship
for B.R.O.. that was for me, for my career. That's it.

Paul: That's it? Why is she spending so much
time with Jordan Sinclair?

Carly: He lives in the suite across the hall
from her. I guess they met, I guess they hit it off --

Paul: She's using him to get to me.

Carly: No, Paul. I promise you, Rosanna’s
friendship has nothing to do with you.

Paul: Then why am I suddenly completely off
the radar screen? I go from being "one of the two people that she despises most
on the planet" -- your words -- to being some kind of invisible man?

Carly: She has a lot on her mind. You're just
the least of her worries.

Paul: I have a hard time believing that.

Carly: Get a hobby, Paul. Find a friend. But
stop making yourself crazy. What can I do that will prove to you that no one is
out to get you?

Paul: You want to know what you can do,
Carly? This is what you can do. You can take your designs and walk away from
Barbara and never look back.

Carly: I'm sorry, Paul, but I can't just walk
away. I've made commitments to Barbara, to B.R.O., and I intend to honor them.
I'm sorry if that doesn't work for you, but that's just the way it is.

Paul: Something is going on here, Carly, and
I'm going to get to the bottom of it. Am I'm telling you right now that whoever
doesn't come out of this on my side is going down with Barbara.

Nurse: Hi, Dr. Daniels is here with Ms.
Grandview. Sure. You can go right in, they're ready for you.

Walker: Thank you.

Barbara: I can't do this.

Walker: You're doing just fine.

Barbara: You know, I'm just falling apart
here. My knees are shaking. I can't do this, walker, I can't do it.

Walker: You trust me, right? Would I ask you
to do anything that would hurt you? Would I ask you to do anything you can't
handle? Bravery is not the absence of fear, Mrs. Grandview. It's being afraid
and moving forward anyway. Just put one foot in front of the other. And I know
you can do that.

Barbara: Okay.

Walker: Let's go.

Chris: Am I a genius or what?

Bob: Well, it runs in the family. Why? What's
up?

Chris: I don't know why I didn't think of
this sooner. But you know why -- how Alison has been wanting a second job to
help with our money situation, right?

Bob: Right.

Chris: Okay, so I called Ben and we talked it
over and he said that he'd be totally cool if Alison was moonlighting with me at
the clinic.

Bob: Oh, well, that's terrific.

Chris: Yeah, it is terrific. We can go to
work together, we can come home together. We can just be together all the time.
It's the perfect solution. She -- she is going to flip. I can't wait to see the
look on her face when I tell her the good news.

Alison: I am so incredibly sorry, molly. I
have looked everywhere, but the money is gone. This is the worst of the worst
nightmares, but I just want you to know that I really love working here and I --

Molly: I know, but that's a lot of money,
Alison.

Alison: Yeah, not even including my tip.

Molly: Well, I hope you learn from this very
expensive mistake.

Alison: Yeah. I mean, I will never ever take
my eyes off a customer's money ever again. Not even if they spill a keg of beer
on me or do a conga line around me. I will always keep both eyes on the money at
all times.

Molly: Good. That's good. But you know, it
was your mistake. And it's gonna be up to you to make it right.

Alison: I'm not sure I understand.

Aaron: I think Molly's saying is that you've
gotta make up for the missing cash.

Alison: That's like $400, Aaron. All I have
is like -- is like a couple hundred dollars that I saved up from my tips and --
and that would wipe me out. And this is the money that I wanted to show Chris.

Aaron: Come on. Molly?

Molly: Mm-hmm.

Aaron: What if Alison works it off? You can
pull it from her paycheck, and this way, at least she can keep her tips.

Molly: What do you say to -- I don't know --
$25 a night till it's paid off?

Aaron: What do you think?

Alison: Sure. $25 a night. I promise that
this will never ever happen again.

Molly: And you will work here until it's paid
off, right?

Alison: Yes. A promise is a promise.

Molly: Okay.

Lisa: Oh, doc, it has certainly been a
pleasure.

Doc: I want to thank you for everything
you've done for me, Lisa. And I will see you on that golf course very soon.

Lisa: Oh, yeah, I hope you're as good at golf
as you are at football.

Doc: Hey, listen, everything I do, I give it
my all.

Lisa: I'll be the judge of that. [Laughter]
Oh, Margo, darling, thank you so much. And Jess?

Jessica: Mm-hmm?

Lisa: Take good care of this man.

Jessica: Yes, yes. Thank you, Lisa.

Doc: Bye-bye.

Margo: Mr. Reese, you're free to go.

Doc: What do I have to do to get you to call
me doc?

Margo: Stay out of trouble. And don't let me
see you around here again.

Doc: All right. But I do hope I see you
someplace. Detective? And I owe you a big thanks.

Jessica: Oh, you owe me a lot more than that.
So where should I send my bill to, the Lakeview or to WOAK?

Doc: The hotel is fine.

Jessica: Good. But before I go, let me get
one thing straight. You've used your get out of jail free card with me, so the
next time you get in trouble -- and we know there's going to be a next time --
find another lawyer.

Doc: Counselor?

Jessica: Yes.

Doc: I'll tell you, since I am being billed
for this entire hour, how about answering a question or two?

Jessica: What's the question?

Doc: Margo. Detective Hughes. Just how
married is she?

Jessica: How about you answer a question for
me? How would you like to get slapped?

Doc: That depends. Where and just how hard?

Come rain or come shine through thick or
through thin for better for worse I'll be here with you so good night don't be
afraid

[Applause]

Lily: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Holden: I love you so much.

Chick: Did you hear that? They love you. You
were fantastic.

Lily: Oh, thank you, Chick.

Chick: You a fan of Violet's, too?

Holden: Yeah, her biggest.

Lily: My name's not Violet, I'm Lily Snyder.

Chick: I don't care what your name is, just
tell me I haven't heard the last of you.